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Regular
flower can be divided multiple ways
Complete
has all 4 whorls
perfect
has both male and female parts
superior ovary
above the sepals, petals, and stamen
bisexual
flower having both male and female parts (perfect)
hypogynous
sepals, petals, and stamen joined below superior ovary
2
Sepal (calyx)
5
Petal (corolla)
Stamen
male, pollen bearing. consists of anther and filament
3
Filament (supports the anther)
4
Anther (produces pollen)
Pistil
female reproductive organ, style, stigma, ovary.
7
Style
6
stigma (pollen receptor)
Lobe
rounded or pointed projection, separated by fissure or sinus
Locule
compartment of the ovary or anther
cyme
inflorescence where each flower is formed at the top of a growing axis
Capsule
dry fruit formed from 2 or more united carpels, dehiscent at maturity
carpel
stigma, style, and ovaries
herbaceous
non woody, soft, usually green stems
exocarp
outer skin
endocarp
inner skin
mesocarp
flesh
pericarp
meso, endo, exocarp
comose
“cotton” attached to seeds
septicidal
opens along the septum
loculicidal
opens into the locule
silique
dry, dehiscent fruit of the Brassicaceae family. opens along 2 sutures. long and skinny
silicle
dry, dehiscent fruit of the Brassicaceae family. opens along 2 sutures. short and broad
Replum
between 2 halves of a fruit in Brassicaceae